Energy optimization mechanism using metastable-smart grid (MSSG)

Abstract

The Smart Grid model uses energy from renewable sources and utilities to manage energy in a way that ensures uninterrupted power supply for users. In order to operate independently from the main power grid, a DC micro grid is a small power system that generates and uses its own DC electricity. Solar panels, fuel cells, and wind turbines are the most typical power sources for DC micro grids, with batteries used to store any extra energy. The independence of the power grid is one feature of a DC micro grid that promotes increased lifetime. Building owners have more latitude to pursue their sustainability goals since they have control over the production, delivery, and consumption of power. Super-twisting provides a dependable method and an effective instrument for the control of uncertain nonlinear systems by addressing the basic flaws of conventional sliding mode control, notably large control effort and chattering. Fractional order controllers provide greater design freedom than conventional integer order controllers. The purpose of this work was to create a metastable-smart grid(MSSG) user end model that could dynamically manage and optimize energy produced by renewable energy sources and the utility to ensure that customers always have access to electricity. Controlling these many power sources using MSSG and delivering energy in accordance with each user’s unique power plan is the responsibility of the central control unit of the distribution grid. The supply is only switched to solar by the central control unit if a user’s power consumption falls below a predetermined threshold. Giving consumers with less purchasing power more clout as a result.

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